The kentucky justice and public safety cabinet will use grant funds to make a subaward to kentucky department of corrections (DOC), who will use grant funds to support salaries of four probation and…

The Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet will use a $178,043 project grant award from the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Sex Offender Sentencing under the Support for Adam Walsh Act Implementation Grant Program (CFDA 16.750) to support probation and parole monitoring of sex offenders. The Justice and Public Safety Cabinet will subaward funds to the Kentucky Department of Corrections (DOC), who will use the funding to support the salaries of four existing probation and parole officers and add one additional officer dedicated to monitoring sex offenders. The DOC will also procure Cellebrite UFED Touch 2 technology to retrieve data from sex offenders' mobile devices to ensure compliance with supervision terms. A portion of the funding will support training for the five officers through attendance at a relevant national conference between October 1, 2022 and September 30, 2025.

The kentucky justice and public safety cabinet will use grant funds to make a subaward to kentucky department of corrections (DOC), who will use grant funds to support salaries of four probation and parole officers and to add the salary of an additional officer who monitor SEX offenders supervised by the DOC. The grant funds will also be used to obtain cellebrite ufed touch 2 technology which allows DOC personnel to retrieve data on a SEX offender's mobile device to ensure they are not in violation of supervision. In addition, funds will support attendance for the four-project staff at a national conference or training event.